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$1m billing error a gas
By Sarah SchwagerDEVON Meadows Football Club members got the shock of their lives when they were sent a gas bill for $999,972.65. Club president Michael…
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Wrangle over CEO goes on
By Sarah SchwagerTHE City of Casey chief executive position has again caused a storm at council this week. Debate over whether the council’s top job…
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Road fight over
By Alison NoonanCRANBOURNE residents have at last reached an agreement with VicRoads over plans for the duplication of Sladen Street. Members of the Sladen Park…
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Green estate earns respect
THE environmental features of a Cranbourne East estate have been recognised at the prestigious Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA) awards. The Hunt Club was…
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Dylan’s dream run
THE Make-A-Wish Foundation has been announced as the major charity for next month’s Motorcycle Riders Association (MRA) Cranbourne GP Run. The foundation will be making…
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Education a priority, say teens
By Alison NoonanEDUCATION is a top priority for Cranbourne youth, according to the outcome of a round table discussion held at Merinda Park Community Centre…
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Palm trees set to move
TOORADIN residents have banded together to save three Canary Island palm trees. About 200 people signed a petition to Casey Council to relocate the trees,…
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Town rallies for truckie
By Sarah SchwagerTHE death of a local truck driver last Friday has rocked the community of Pearcedale as well as raised the issue of men’s…
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Extra marks boost VCE scores
NINE Cranbourne students were among VCE maths students to have their scores raised last week. More than 3000 students across Victoria had their scores for…
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Women in disguise rob clubroom
– Callan DateRANFURLIE Golf Club in Cranbourne has been subject to a brazen daylight robbery by two women who were dressed in khaki similar to…
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Hunt for ball bearing shooter
By Sarah SchwagerCRANBOURNE police are on the hunt for someone who shot a ball bearing at a car. Police were horrified to discover a ball…
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Safety fears close loos
VANDALS have forced the closure of toilets at Cranbourne’s Life Be In It centre. Casey councillor Colin Butler said sporting players were frustrated at having…
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